Ancient Minoan Cup - Camares Type - 1500 BC - Crete - Herakleion Museum - Greece - Reproduction - Ceramic order Artifact

Details
Material:Ceramic
Condition: New, Handmade in Greece.
Use: Only for Decoration
Height: 8 cm - 3,1 inches
Width: 11 cm - 4,3 inches
Length: 9,5 cm - 3,7 inches
Weight: 250 g

CAMARES WARE GREEK POTTERY
Camares wares are a distinctive type of ceramic produced in Crete during the Minoan period, dating to MM IA (ca. 2100 BCE). By the LM IA period (ca. 1450), or the end of the First Palace Period, these wares decline in distribution and vitality. They have traditionally been interpreted as a prestige
The designs order of Camares ware are typically executed in white-, red- and -blue on a black field; typical designs include abstract floral motifs.

Π 1122 ΚΥΠΕΛΛΟ ΚΡΗΤΙΚΟ - 11,5